social conflict

A history of the 1905 assassination of former Idaho governor Frank Steunenberg, focusing on the ensuing trial of Bill Haywood and two other members of the Western Federation of Miners and highlighting the trial's impact on social conflict in turn-of-the-century America.

A narrative account of the nineteenth-century assassination of an Anglo-Irish landlord whose demise occurred at the height of the Great Irish Famine evaluates Mahon's possible role in the sufferings of his tenants and draws on the observations of powerful period leaders.

Presents a collection of first-hand accounts of children who have been forced to flee their war-torn homeland to become refugees, including stories from kids from Kosovo, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Congo, and more.

Presents the story of Heathcliffe, a mysterious orphan, who becomes the master of Wuthering Heights.

Defines and describes verbally abusive relationships between adults, based on interviews with forty verbally abused women ranging in age from twenty-one to over sixty.

Uses a fifteen-step model to teach children how to get along with each other and resolve conflicts.

Argues against the commonly held notion that violence is a predictable part of the human condition and outlines a program for preventing violent confrontations.

In 1897, in a rural southwestern area of Alabama, an aspiring politician is mysteriously murdered and his outraged friends seek retribution, forming a secret society to punish the townspeople they believe are responsible.

Presents an eight-step method for resolving differences of opinion at home, work, and in the community; and provides a discussion of conflict and its resolution.